This is an excerpt from a comedy show or roast, where several comedians and celebrities are gathered to poke fun at each other. The conversation is informal and filled with jokes, insults, and humorous anecdotes. The participants include Oscar Burgos, Franco Escamilla, Sergio Verduzco, and others.
Some of the topics discussed include:
* Jokes about missing people and the participants' careers
* Franco Escamilla's employees and their similarities to northern music
* The participants' ages, with one person claiming to be 48 and aiming to work for 100 years
* A discussion about rap battles and freestyle
* Jokes about the participants' physical appearance, including skin color and weight
* A humorous anecdote about a "Panini family" taking over a branch
The tone is lighthearted and playful, with the participants engaging in witty banter and teasing each other. The conversation is often interrupted by laughter, applause, and music.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Sergio Verduzco is a participant in the conversation.
2. Franco Escamilla is mentioned as someone who has employees.
3. The conversation takes place on a red carpet.
4. Oscar Burgos is mentioned as someone who has a daughter.
5. The daughter of Oscar Burgos is 28 years old and has a 9-year-old child.
6. The conversation involves several people, including Sergio Verduzco, Oscar Burgos, and Franco Escamilla.
7. The topic of canceled people is discussed.
8. The conversation mentions a person who is 48 years old and wants to work for 100 years.
9. The conversation takes place in a setting where people are dressed up and there is a DJ.
10. The conversation involves jokes and roasting.
11. The participants discuss their careers and how long they plan to continue working.
12. The conversation mentions rap battles and improvisation.
13. The participants discuss their ages and how long they plan to continue working.
14. The conversation involves jokes about being dark-skinned, an invalid, and stupid.
15. A phrase "gratitude is the memory of the heart" is mentioned.